Sentence examples for scattered enough from inspiring English sources

The décor is hyper-contemporary, emphasizing pale wood and white surfaces, the bursts of color scattered enough not to compete visually with the brightly tinged drinks and food.

Dr. Claude Canizares of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology said that the exploded star had had 20 times the mass of the sun but was scattering enough oxygen to supply 1,000 future solar systems.

The particles should scatter enough light, and too large particles may not follow the flow path.

But though the story is busy and familiar, the director, Gavin Wiesen (who also wrote the screenplay), scatters enough moments of emotion and insight to make you look forward to whatever he does next.

Most estimates suggest that it could cost a few billion dollars a year to scatter enough sulfur particles in the atmosphere to change the weather patterns of the planet.

The coronagraph must be used at high altitudes and on very clear days, when the atmospheric diffusion of light is at a minimum; imperfect lenses or dust inside the instrument will scatter enough photospheric light to obscure the dim solar corona.

Also, some noctilucent clouds are made of smaller crystals, 30 nm or less, which are invisible to observers on the ground because they do not scatter enough light.

Scatter enough of these nuggets throughout a film, and you can have viewers buzzing from a curated high that has everything to with them and nothing to do with the story on the screen.

120– 126 Note that the aim here is to scatter enough light so as to have a significant increase of absorption, avoiding, though, the induction of a multiple light scattering process that would reflect most of the impinging light.

Alas, the fallout from this week's scandal may not scatter far enough.

They wouldn't have been able to scatter quickly enough, and Kevin clearly lacked the skill to maneuver his way around a large obstacle.